New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
SUPPLEMENT-.
PAGES 9 TO 10.
now DIR. MGLYNN STANDS
20 uv ALREADY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

~ spcccss in Catholic circles. lhey or o,nroh-
rch the same light as his ATTACKS "p. t. without
'n ~. On. authorities Of the chureh-'n'' 40
sufficient foundation' r he inferred from the
IT,, thew are looked upon may pe i"'ii Nth was
e,,ng review of the Doctors statement Mn'. .ho
ION" .,o,dav to a TRIBUNE reporter by one VI w
nav o,,ont Catholic authorities IN 'his 'o" n
nus .,vs may be considered, in the man. s ,noh
,'e those held by the leading preiates VI '"'
here .,v with the deposed priest
n,ret at the course he had adopteo .no So on
" 's ,n renlv TO the statement made py 'iio N'
Friday: .,.,o xros suspended for
- Dr McGlynn claims that he was l' Std no not
aner,s talk about him. III So WI! ,' .,.od
- tho newspaper retractf "heh oi''"' A. 90,
.. correct the misstatements, why "iu ~ 80 Univ
=. -, h made n partial explanation q week i.', w..
n. o,rso IN withdraw the main proposiuoh 'V
ou =. o,ncrsbin in land is unjust Dr. Mc'ynh was
49,, nv,ea TO Rome to appeal his case ou' 10 40 ~
consequently all his arguments tha' ho o"e 10
,orcod 10 appeal are arguments thIo"" 80 .o,,uo
Undertakes 10 define the obligations ne ehose W ~. sot
a.. n,.ripy the priesthood, as If he could a'cl 'n -
that n intimacy OF worldwide Jursucuon nav
. ~, some nineteen hundred years before
ar rooo,nino n priest in becoming a baplzeu lay h'
- n, hoa IN ackno Wedge the Pr1macy, WIFI an W
oonseoueuces or cease to be Cathohc' Nv" a.
orogative of the Primary is the right W s"'f
,,,na and govern the faithful throughout INC w.
o"' A. az that tine pope has this power is TO DENY
xvnrli
AZ, c,,ho,ic faith In lecturlng on pontics Ill onio
,no Hail in September Dr. McGlynn dsooeyeo 'no no,'
Co. which had already through his own of"nu!' -,
,o, NcCloskey inhibited him from aapohns II. -
He violated also his own promise that TIC "ouia "'s
from snch meetings. He violated also aposieNo w., ,1
mand of his immediate ecclesiastical suloiiV ,,or,,
elf admitted in his statement puphsheu fe0'"".'
1887. o,ins doctrines
81 know that Dr. McGlynn was preac,hhe =. ,,os
contrary TO the teaching of the Cathonc 'huion i,
mo, necessary for Cardinal Slmeoni TO nave
Examined the theories of Henry George l. was ~
suieient to know the Catholic fath ana 70 hhO"
given doctrine, no matter whero VI "
contrary TO said teaching.
= Th noctor wants the Roman Pontf to return 10 Tue
smpcity of Pope Gregory l. or Pope Leo l. oo'n
surnamed Great Does he mean 10 mslhua'o 'n"' -
o.Grecory did not exercise jurisdiction over 'ne "Ho'
wordi Does he pretend to deny una. Lev Us he for
o., that Leo ordered the Patriarch Nest9rus ~ rst
5 within ten aa Ea GT Does he forget o
Wondrons dogmatic letter against p9lh =, Two
cresarehs He had e Throne eneV Of the fisherman
~ Sos and to exhibit in full proportion me Gi'ie anu
sentence cuts through like the clean
Of scmetar and in so doing deneates aIe ruin ra
inns nSred of wears in churches has put on 81 Leos
head an impershabe crown tnat O eScs Of Trndon
and the authority OF the Primary exhibited In IT, the
Godhead and manhood OF MS tu Of Sc Peters comics
salvaom1 ort the Christ the son Of the living God;
and the Bishop at CnaleeGp hy e feo
Sd Sc Gregory the Great! Who has ever read his
letters or studied his life without seeing everywhere
traces of the same fath that the See Of Peter Is
supreme that, therefore, Gregory coud anu ud summon s
th INTIMIDATION of false teaching, or bad conduct; that
basng his arguments on holy scripture he proved con
ha there Ie many apostles yet in virtue of its very
prncpae only the See Of the Prince Of the Apostles
aeeordipg to Catholic faith what farce this divine
pdpsS 70 see Peter never consented, becom-
ing priest, abdicate my right or eVade my 6 duses
Why ST. Gregory ordered TO Rome; by letter.
1onnroins a deacon; AnOninus a sub deacon; ana 2
lawyer for Bishop Malchns He also wf1 he 20 M
Grreni TO Rome and to sabnus to see that Januarlus
bishop OF Epphanus priest DC sduf pe 20 bsbon TO
Rome; to Boniiace, a layman and to M slS oil
saona to without a wl' of saloSa s Especially
intertns and with it close the list of references
that might he prolonged indefinitely MaXimns was
eueee1nslv popular in saona and was befrlended by
the civil authorities The Pope wrote threatening s ef
rccovjng the letter The Pope orders him to appear
in Rome within thirty - days He refuses ,tdaseS
ana Is o Se@s paidoS of Gregory and is
nnnciled TO the Church Gregory IN sign OF perfect
Fstate cTxv berng him to be his daily life what
tie Paum foreshadows: Humble In PIospe,r3y; hrin
and lust aiding the vr,uous, opposing the wicked
Finally in becoming priest, an American clu Iz;
does not resign any right or evade any dnIy p
with his ecclesiastical professions nut ne uocs WiNc
M rah 10 certain things lawful in others, but not for
him such frequent the theatre 70 proZe noSe t
racing IN eneag e in business speclatlOs 10 TAKE part
publicly in politics OH Council OF Baltimore No so
The sophism that the priesthood does NOT par te p
@ 1S politics Is TOO Transparent 1' ~, ,. ,,o
reporter asked: " Is there any DOUBT no" 'na' 'n'
Doctor will be excommqnicated y o,,oo,our,,cotea
mot the slightest He is already eXcommunlcatea.
The sentence was passed upon him by the Pope in IN
MAY on one condition namely that he should appear az
the Summons was handed to him. He did not GO
Consequently condition remains ana lne n y
necessary IN other words he has communicated
himself. ,.,rou ovoo,on,rr,
cation punishment for holding intercourse Win one
under sentence OF mayor eorn m nnd that all who
take part with one accommodated by name py tIe e
Pope as Mr. Feeney, Dr. Carey Mr. Bean and others OF
81 stephens are doing, aiso excommunicate them.
selves. accommodation by the Pope implies iiI more
n"ctors espusion will pcbably be made known in all
the churches but just in what manner cannot say AT
present This will be done TO prevent priests ana qtners
from having anything TO do with him through ignor-
ance of his Accommodation ..,.,. T.. .,.o..
certain number of his friends within the church sun
hold the belief that the sentence WI not oe m tor
DAYS expire. stay OF proceedings appears nas Dee
tSS bocor Interests and this together with the pro,
tests against his expulsion that have been sent by Dr.
10 nostaone the execution of the threatened penalty
4 weknown Catholic in this city said Yesterday
Oden
munication such as DR.. McGlynn is threatened VILE
was forth from the church with cursngs: s ane
accommodated person also insured pryaon Of once
and rank loss of civil rights and forfeiture OF properly
How All this has changed may he show by an ilustra
non familiar perhaps thousands OF people IN th.
CITY. that of fthe Rev DIR. John MURRAY FORBES. Dr
Forbes was converted from the Protestant ialtn. yot
know shortly after the conversion OF Mgr iesoH s
Unlike Mgr Preston he returned to his original penel
For This lie was publicly excominunlcated Dy name
about 1861 by Archbishop Hughes IN the Ola Cathedrai
Iknow postiyely that not a few priests ior seNeIa
wears after kept up intercourse with him, and is iar a.
know did not feel that in doing so they were dsopeyn
any law of the Church" 49, - -, or.,o,a
The Rev DR. Burtsell who is writing series on aruc ,
ON the Canoncal status OF Priests N .ne wni,.,
States for The Table,, has this TO say on eAcoino
ton in last weeks issue OF that paper: .oo,n,,,
The accommodation Is the one iuost
heard as the seyeiest OF an o
imposed by the church. It's object Is 70 eu on & me re-
church from its and thereoie o INC
ception OF the sacramenis, from tho ~
things that are derived from being member OF o vv